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Martha’s Vineyard Attractions

A view of a natural attraction to visit on a Massachusetts spring vacation.

If there’s one thing Martha’s Vineyard has in spades, it’s natural beauty. This New England vacation destination is known for its endless stunning scenery. One of the best ways to explore the island’s beauty is by planning a Massachusetts spring getaway to Vineyard Square Hotel & Suites. Planning a late spring escape to our Edgartown hotel allows you to explore some of the best natural attractions on Martha’s Vineyard before the summer crowds arrive. 

From breathtaking attractions to memorable adventures, there are plenty of ways to spend time outdoors during your Martha’s Vineyard vacation. To help you embrace springtime, we’ve listed some of our favorites.

5 Popular Martha’s Vineyard Natural Attractions

1. Found on the western side of Martha’s Vineyard are the Aquinnah Cliffs. These clay cliffs offer stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean.

2. The Manuel F. Correllus State Forest is located in the heart of the island. The 5,300-acre forest is arguably one of the most stunning attractions near our Edgartown hotel. It is even dog-friendly!

3. Board the ferry to Chappaquiddick Island to visit the Cape Poge Wildlife Refuge. The refuge covers over 500 acres of coastal ponds, dunes, and salt marshes.

4. For a unique spot, check out the Island Alpaca Company. Located in Oak Bluffs, this spot offers several workshops and events throughout the year. You can even walk one of the adorable animals.

5. Some of the most breathtaking places on Martha’s Vineyard are the preserves that make up the Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank. These spots include Felix Neck Preserve, Sweetened Water, and Ben Toms.

5 Outdoor Activities to Enjoy

1. End your day with a stunning sunset cruise. Plan Sea opens late in the season, but it is worth the wait to enjoy sweeping views from the water.

2. Check out one of our rental bikes or visit one of the nearby rental shops and explore the island on two wheels. There are several trails to explore, including an Edgartown to South Beach loop. 

3. Paddle along local waterways on a kayaking excursion. Island Spirit Kayak offers both rentals and tours, so you can choose from guided outings or solo adventures. They usually open later in the season, so check their website for the most up-to-date information.

4. For a different kind of aquatic activity, try kiteboarding. Skyhigh Kiteboarding offers lessons on Sengekontacket Pond, perfect for beginners, starting in May.

4. Several of the attractions listed above are perfect for hiking. Lace up your hiking boots, grab your water bottle, and explore Martha’s Vineyard’s natural beauty.

Recharge Your Batteries on a Martha’s Vineyard Vacation

The sitting area of a Martha's Vineyard hotel to stay at on a Massachusetts spring vacation.

After a gloomy winter, there’s no better way to recharge your batteries than by planning a vacation this spring to Massachusetts and Martha’s Vineyard. Whether planning a spring break trip or a getaway for two, there are plenty of things to do that’ll have you exploring Mother Nature’s beauty as it starts to bloom. 

Start planning your escape by browsing the incredible, well-appointed accommodation options at Vineyard Square Hotel & Suites. One of the reasons we are one of the best places to stay in Edgartown is our variety of lodging styles. From spacious suites to cozy harbor view rooms, we have it all. Learn more about our Martha’s Vineyard hotel, its amenities, or special offers by calling 508-627-4711.

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